What is the voltage on the charger? Can it be used in Europe?
21135
This was a little difficult for me to read, but I believe it's a 6 Volt. You may be able to look it up on the O-Cedar site for sure.
1560084
I used mine in Ireland (220-230v standard), and it worked great. The label on the device is labeled as being able to accept 100v-240v, 50-60 Hz, so this charger will work anywhere in the world provided you have the proper plug adapter.
475072
Should work in Europe--like prior models--charger works on 100-240 volts AC, 50-60 Hz.
300393
The chargers that are sold in North America are 100-120 V. I suggest that you buy a toothbrush & charger in Europe to ensure that you get one that is properly manufactured for 220/240 voltage. Check www.amazon.co.uk.
304976
The charger input is rated 100-240V 50/60 HZ. You do not need a converter. Just get a US to Europe adopter and plug right in.
475071
According to info on plug in cord (for charging), you can use with voltage between 100 to 240 volts. You will need a plug adaptor depending on what country in Europe.
2140700
Different European countries have different voltage currencies, however if you bring a voltage converter and plug adapter for the region you'll be in it should work fine. I took it to India and had no problem using it with my converter and adapter.
1297647
Yes, the power adapter has an input rating of 100-240V - 1.8A; 50-60Hz.So it's USABLE in Europe.
2066889
Hi , I do think is ok to use it in Europe , I just check the charger and it dos say that is ok from 100-240w . Europe is using 220w . So I do think is ok.
328231
I used it 220 V last summer in Europe. Worked just fine. You will need an european type adapter in your charger if you travel aboard.
2256043
The charger was only 120 as far as I could tell. There is really no "charger", you simply plug the unit into the wall, it's just a plain wire, the battery is internal. There might be adapters for using it in Europe, just like using any other plugged in item.
1936393
I have this tool. I live in Europe and although the product is 110V, a step-down transformer will do the job. With the charger plugged into a transformer and then into a 220V outlet, it works great!
2190989
You mean for using in Europe? No. But you can get an adapter. That part is inexpensive. However, it is NOT dual voltage. I wish it was.
202955
You don't need to buy the separate charger. The free charger that is included can be used at dual voltages. All you need is an adaptor for the European outlet.
284335
I'll try to answer your question two-fold. The battery charger says that the input is only 120V ~60Hz, 0.100A and output 0.330A. I would be very careful to plug it in the international power adapter, because there is no safe switch between 120V and 220V (like in computers or similar electronics), plus you might not get the appropriate amperage input. So the bottom line is, I would probably use the European version of this product.
1114483
I use it at my country, that has 220v, same is Europe. But I think they are not good batteries. After using it the charger had a broken wire that I fixed.
1172230
Hello Tommaso...my charger indicates 110/120 volt only. Not sure I understand your question about a converter...my charger indicates .6 amp load so small converter would work. Hope this helps; we have been to Italy twice and loved it.